The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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... principle of Darwin and Wallace presupposes in bones and tissues thousands of fibres regularly arranged by chance , before selection can act , while Lamarck's principle ' leads to the direct and immediate production of what is fit ...
... principle of Darwin and Wallace presupposes in bones and tissues thousands of fibres regularly arranged by chance , before selection can act , while Lamarck's principle ' leads to the direct and immediate production of what is fit ...
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... principle . The fact , of course , should be established fact , or fact accepted from a trustworthy source , and the principle should ultimately be capable of scrutiny . We may , in exchange of views , be forced to hear unfounded ...
... principle . The fact , of course , should be established fact , or fact accepted from a trustworthy source , and the principle should ultimately be capable of scrutiny . We may , in exchange of views , be forced to hear unfounded ...
Pagina 159
... principle cannot be denied by anyone who thinks coherently or only by one that does not understand the terms of the statement : and that , presumably , is what we really mean by a self - evident principle . Thus the force and power of ...
... principle cannot be denied by anyone who thinks coherently or only by one that does not understand the terms of the statement : and that , presumably , is what we really mean by a self - evident principle . Thus the force and power of ...
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